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Hi All Which laptop is good for photography 16" or 17" size. Price, upto £1,200 or less would be great.
Laptop for photography around £1,200
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Take a look at the Dell Inspiron range, get a decent processor and 16GB of RAM.
Thank You radderfire..I will look in next 10 minutes. Cheers
Depending on what processing you're doing, you may need a discrete GPU, either NVIDIA or AMD, as these can make an enormous difference to things like noise-reduction software. I would also recommend 32GB RAM these days.
I admit to being a Lenovo fanrinkli (far too old to be a fanboi) and I would wait until there's a 15% off or better offer on the Legion 5 range. The better of the 16" screens is really good. A cheaper alternative would be the 16" version of the IdeaPad Pro 5 Gen 9.
I admit to being a Lenovo fanrinkli (far too old to be a fanboi) and I would wait until there's a 15% off or better offer on the Legion 5 range. The better of the 16" screens is really good. A cheaper alternative would be the 16" version of the IdeaPad Pro 5 Gen 9.
Hi snapshot--Photoshop/Lightroom/Topaz and many others. Nvidia 4050 up, 32gb Ram or 16. 16"/17" screen. I shall now go look at the Lenovo & Legion. THANKS.
I been looking at these in OCUK. Which one do you say is the best one...
MSI Katana 17 NVIDIA RTX 4050, 16GB, 17.3" 144Hz, Intel i7-13620H Gaming Laptop
ORMSI Crosshair 16 HX NVIDIA 4060 16GB 16 QHD+ 240Hz Intel i7-14700HX Gaming Laptop
ORGigabyte G6X NVIDIA RTX 4060 16GB 16 FHD+ 165Hz i7-13650HX Gaming Laptop
Be using for PHOTOGRAPHY etc. No Games. THANKS
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I'd go with the Crosshair out of those for the better screen quality alone.
Just Received my New Laptop today..MSI Crosshair from OCUK. It is now updating. Stupid Windows Home on it Grrr...I might update to Pro later. Had a hard job signing in though to Microsoft. Had to use a pin in the end. Will let you know how I get on.